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Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity! AOH Division 61 Joseph AOH Division 61 Joseph Patrick Schickling Monthly Newsletter VOLUME 1 ISSUE 13 4131 Rhawn Street, Philadelphia, PA Reach us via email at [email protected] or 215-624-3007 Over 110 years of Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity! AUGUST 2007 Division 61 Officers: Upcoming Events DIVISION 61 CLUB HOURS Jack Gill President , September 6th AOH County Board Meeting @ Div. 61 Sunday Noon-10PM Bob Cummings Vice Presi- dent , Joe Schickling Finan- @ 7:30 PM Monday 6PM-Midnight cial Secretary , Jim Leonard September 7th AOH 61 Monthly Meeting @ 8:00 PM Treasurer , Sean Campbell Recording Secretary , Jay September 8th Notre Dame vs. Penn State @ 6:00 PM Tuesday 6PM-Midnight Costello Chmn. Stndg. September 9th Eagles Opener vs. Green Bay 1:00 PM Comm. , Ed Rodriguez Mar- Wednesday 6PM-Midnight shall , Mike Kinney Senti- September 16th Tir Na Nog @ 3:00 PM nel , John Hagan Organizer , October 5th AOH 61 Monthly Meeting @ 8:00 PM Thursday 6PM-Midnight Joe Beggin Historian , Steve October 6th AOH 61 Golf Outing Newton Steward , Bill Kunz Friday 4PM-2AM Past President , Chris October 21 Tir Na Nog @ 3:00 PM Mullen, Mike McCrane, JoJo Saturday Noon-2AM Giorgi Trustees , Fr Al Mas- October 27 Crab Night at St. Dom’s @ 7:00 PM luk Fr. Lyons Chaplains . Come out and enjoy some good Mr. John Pangborn, Direc- times! tor of Bartenders Ancient Order of Hibernians PO Box 65576 Philadelphia, PA 19155 Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity! Page 2 AOH DIVISION 61 JOSEPH PATRICK SCHICKLING President’s Letter Hopefully everyone has had a happy and safe summer. As I’m sure you have noticed, the old “door” to the kitchen has been blocked up, this has been a long time coming, and is the first phase of our kitchen remodeling. We also disposed of the parade float and cleaned up the parking lot. I would like to thank Bill Burns, Ed Rooney, Mike Kinney, Sean Campbell and Warren Jones for their hard work. Tir Na Nog will start up again on September 16 th @ 3:00PM. For newer members, Tir Na Nog is our Junior Division, each month we have Arts & Crafts and a movie for our children. There is no charge and all are welcome; sons, daughters, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, etc. The fall starts getting busy at the AOH, our Golf Outing is scheduled for October 6 th with Crab Night on October 27 th ; both of these events will need help from our members. Our Shuffleboard League will start up shortly after Labor Day, so if you have a team or are in need of a team to join contact Vinnie Costello at 215-696-0691 or Chris O’Connor at 215-783-4789. Both The Notre Dame and Monday Night Football Clubs will be starting up at the end of August and each is looking for new members, more information the football clubs later in this issue. The quarterly Philadelphia AOH County Board Meeting will be held at Division 61on Thursday September 6 th at 7:30 PM; all members are welcome and encouraged to attend. Hopefully, we will see each other at the next meeting on September 7 th as always; I may be reached at 215-920-0910 or [email protected] with any questions or concerns. Yours in our motto, Jack Notre Dame Football Club Monday Night Football Club Back again by popular demand! You already missed the first game, but there is still room on the ND Band Wagon! Its that time of the year again: Football season. The $125 gets you domestic draft beer and food for each game. set up for this years MNF Club is as follows: $85 In- Plus a couple’s night for the last game of the season. Plus a cludes domestic draft (or $1 off other drinks) and ND Club shirt, with our custom logo on it. Buys in wel- food whistle to whistle for all Monday Night Games. comed per game, shirts only available to Full Club Mem- Call John Pangborn @ 215-913-7857 to sign up or for bers. more details. Up Coming games: September Match-ups Include: September 10th Baltimore @ Cincinnati 7:00 PM Sept 1 Georgia Tech rematch of last years opening night September 10th Arizona @ San Francisco 10:15 PM match up win, 3:30 PM September 17th Washington @ EAGLES 8:30 PM September 24th Tennessee @ New Orleans 8:30 PM Sept 8 The Blue and White of Penn State 6PM come early October 1st New England @ Cincinnati 8:30 PM and get a seat Joe Pa (aka Mike McCrane) is sitting in the press box. Shuffleboard League Sept 15 Michigan come watch the upset of the season AOH Division 61 Shuffleboard League is seeking 3:30 PM. new members (no experience needed) the league meets 7:00 pm each Tuesday starting Sept. 22 Michigan State a repeat of last great comeback? shortly after Labor Day. 3:30 PM For more information contact: Sept 29 Purdue Mike McCrane will be making serving Vinnie Costello @ (215) 696-0691 cell or (215)- Boiler Makers all day Time to be determined 742-9669 home [email protected] Buy-ins welcomed per game. See Mike McCrane, to Chris O’Conner 215-783-4789 cell join……….. bring cash! Page 3 VOLUME 1 ISSUE 13 CRAB NIGHT 2007 By: Bob Cummings Always wished you could be more like Mike McCrane? Well, mark your calendars! Our 11th annual crab night is set for Saturday, October 27, 2007 at Saint Dominic's Marian Hall! The proceeds from our Crab Derby help offset the cost of repairs at our club and even more impor- tantly helps keep the beer cold! This is the only fundraiser we do to benefit our home and we are working hard to make this our best night ever. For the benefit of our newer members or for those of you who haven't attended one of our crab nights before, we feature all-you-can-eat crabs, beer, wine and soda as well as Hot Roast Beef, homemade salads and a sweet table. In addition, we present five live crab races that you can bet on (like the Night at the Races) as well as other games of chance for your entertainment. In order to make this night a success, we need your help and participation. Obviously, we'd like to have you come out and bring some friends. The cost of the tickets is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. This year, for the first time, we will have a special door prize for those people who purchased tickets in advance. For anyone who knows and enjoys crabs and beer, this is a deal that can't be beaten! We consistently get the biggest, meatiest and tastiest crabs available and we usually have two or three beers to choose from. The other way you can help participate is by helping to "sell" races. Similar to our Night at the Races, you can "buy" one of our racing crabs for $5 and name it whatever you please (within reason - we are a Catholic organization). If you're crab wins the race, you win $25! If you sell just ten crabs to friends, coworkers, family or neighbors you will know - and they will know - that one of them will be the winner. Selling races is a great way to build interest and generate buzz about the crab night and is an easy money-maker for us. In addition, if the race forms are returned by October 1st, their names and their crabs' names will appear in our racing program. A copy of the racing form is attached and we will have more available behind the bar and on meeting nights. Finally, we need your help manning the table games or helping out in the kitchen. The more help we get the better; and the easier it makes it for the rest of the workers. No experience is necessary, we'll train you and put you with one of our 'Bay-Seasoned-pros". For more information or to volunteer contact Bob Cummings at 267-226-7369. We're really hoping to make this our best night ever, but our best efforts will fail without your help and support. DUES Welcome For anyone interested If anyone is not re- there are ten golf gift ceiving the newslet- On behalf of AOH Division 61, we certificates for a round 2007 Dues ($45) are now ter via email or extend a warm welcome to the newest of golf for two. They would like to con- being collected. Dues may be member of our family: are valued at $100 for tribute an item a cart and a round of paid at meetings, dropped off please contact Jack to the club in an envelope with Leonard Roberts golf for two (2) at Northampton Valley, Gill at your name and the amount or We hope you enjoy everything this the price for two is nor- [email protected] or mailed to AOH Division 61 organization has to offer and that you mally $120 they will Sean Campbell at 4131 Rhawn continue to live in Friendship, Unity, expire in Octo- sou- and Christian Charity. ber. Anyone inter- [email protected]. Street, Philadelphia, PA ested please call Jack 19136 . Gill at 215-920-0910 or [email protected] . Page 4 AOH DIVISION 61 JOSEPH PATRICK SCHICKLING Tir na Nog By: Bob Cummings Major Degrees As summer comes to a close and with school and the Ea- AOH Division 22 in association with The Isle of Erin Major gles getting ready to start, it’s also time for Tir na Nog to Degree Team resume its meetings.
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